Congress & Publications
Trace every abstract, poster, and manuscript back to the evidence it depends on, before submission and after.
Abstracts and posters are claims under a deadline.
Congress submissions move fast, and the evidence behind a claim in an abstract can shift between submission and presentation. Tracking that manually, across dozens of submissions a season, isn't realistic.
Know before you present, not after.
Dimlang traces every claim in a submission back to its evidence, so if something changes between submission and congress, the team preparing the poster or presentation finds out in time to address it, not after it's already on a screen.
A late-breaking update, mapped to every affected submission.
When new data lands close to a congress date, Dimlang surfaces which pending or recent submissions reference the claims it affects, so Scientific Affairs can decide how to handle it deliberately instead of by chance.
Four outcomes.
- Claim-level traceability across your congress and publications pipeline.
- Early warning when evidence shifts between submission and presentation.
- A defensible record of what was known and when, for every submission.
- Less last-minute manual cross-checking against evidence databases.
Congress and publications teams managing a high-volume, deadline-driven pipeline.
Especially teams handling multiple congresses a year across products where a single missed update carries real reputational risk.